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DX Group - Liberum upgrades price target to 55p

December 2021

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  • Epic Code:
  • DX.
  • Price:
  • 30.25p
Another pleasing “beat” to finals showing EBITDA increasing 55% to £38.6m and pretax profit of £12m (versus Liberum’s £11.6m forecast). Eps was 1.7p while net cash increased £4.5m to £16.8m.The swing factor was DX Freight, where operating profit rose to £22.9m (FY’21: loss of £0.6m) for operating margins of 10.3%. Most of that growth came from its B2B focused 1-Man unit, which delivers IDW (parcels of irregular dimension and weight) which are harder to transport and may require loading / unloading equipment. 2-Man & logistics grew modestly reflecting increased volumes from existing contracts, which replaced revenue from loss-makers exited last year. Three new dep ...

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